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•	Nanocrystals: Almost always bright
	Colloidal nanocrystals randomly turn their photoluminescence off and on under continuous light illumination. Growing thick shells around the crystals can reduce the blinking effect dramatically, with great potential advantage for applications.
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•	Researchers Map Out America's Deadliest Roads
	If you want to avoid the most dangerous routes on the road the next time you start your daily commute or the family vacation, the information you need is now available. University of Minnesota researchers have developed an interactive map online that outlines every road fatality in the nation.
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•	Roche Extends Its Line Of Cobas® Clinical Chemistry Analyzers
	Prior to the upcoming AACC congress on July 29-31 in Washington DC, Roche today announced the launch of the cobas c 311 analyzer (excluding US), a new clinical chemistry system for low- to mid-volume laboratories with throughput needs of up to 300 tests per hour. This system will further strengthen Roche's global leadership in the field of clinical chemistry testing.
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•	Prototyping computer peripherals?
	I've had a lot of ideas of improving many computer peripherals but I have no experience whatsoever in making these kinds of things, conceptually and diagrammatically I can work out what needs to be put where, and the shape of what needs to be molded, etc. I'd like to know a couple of things: Where do I go to prototype something like a plastic casing a joystick, mouse, or other peripheral? Should I buy my own prototype equipment? In regards to the electronic component aspect: Is there any electronics books to teach yourself how to make a basic mouse or game controller, and of course programing for USB? And lastly, Is this all too much for one person? :) Thanks... if you have anything to add that I've missed or you have experience with this kind of thing, be much appreciated. Thanks. :)
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•	Cow Power Could Generate Electricity For Millions
	Converting livestock manure into a domestic renewable fuel source could generate enough electricity to meet up to three percent of North America's entire consumption needs and lead to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, according to U.S. research.
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•	Dr. Mark Wrighton, Chancellor, Washington University in St. Louis, 7-19-07
	I-CARES, sustainability, energy resources, science education. In June 2007, Washington University in St. Louis launched a new International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability. The I-CARES mission includes investing in infrastructure for world-class research efforts to meet the environment and energy challenges of the 21st Century.
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